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Typeinertialessinertialess
Number of bearings4 pcs5 pcs
Dragfrontfront
Gear ratio5.3 rev5 rev
Spool size25003000
Spool capacity150/0.2 m/Ømm180/0.235 m/Ømm
Instant anti-reverse
Reel materialgraphitegraphite
Main spool materialaluminiumaluminium
Weight240 g293 g
Added to E-Catalogmay 2019june 2017
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Daiwa Ninja LT 2500 10219-250SML

Daiwa Ninja LT 2500 150/0.20 240g 10219-250 Spin Reel Spinning Reel Fishing Reel
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Daiwa Ninja Lt 2023 Spinning Reel NJ23LT2500XH

New Ninja reels are always big news given how popular this range is with anglers. This model features AirDrive design for gre... moreater comfort accuracy and control while still offering unbeatable value within the budget of most anglers.Features: - Drag using ATD technology, full format drag button- Body and Air Rotor in polycarbonate- Aluminium Air Spool- Cross-spiral line lay- Folding aluminium handleSpecifications:- Handle: I- Ratio (/1): 5,2- Crank: 64 cm- Weight: 205 g- Nylon: 150 m / 0,14 mm- Braid: 200 m / 0,05 mm- Drag: 5 kg - Bearings: 4 + 1Technology:Air Rotor:- The Air Rotor stands out for its balance, tough-ness and sensitivity. The arched profile and 15% weight reduction compared to standardrotors offers optimal winding smoothness and eliminates vibration thanks to the lowered centre of gravity.Tough Digigear:- A tougher evolution of the Digigear. Every detail has been redesigned diameter, thickness, and teeth. The result is pure technical prowess in terms of toughness.
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Daiwa 23 Ninja LT Reels - 2500 23NJLT2500

Daiwa 23 Ninja LT Reels Daiwa 23 Ninja LT Reels, the latest updated version of the best-selling Ninja LT Light & Tough s... moreeries. Now featuring Daiwa's Airdrive design reducing the overall weight and improving rotation and response. With an Airdrive DS4 Rotor and uprated tough ZN Digigear mounted inside a DS4 main body.  They also now come with Daiwa's enhanced Twist Buster 3 roller technology ensuring great line lay and reducing line spin on the retrieve. Available in a wide range of size options with the larger 3000 and 4000 models ideal for match and feeder work. The smaller 2000 and 2500 sizes are a perfect match for a light or medium lure outfit. Features LT Light & Tough Airdrive design Airdrive DS4 rotor Airdrive wire bail arm DS4 Body Tough ZN Digigear LC-ABS Spool ATD Type-L drag Machine Cut Aluminium handle Twist buster 3
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Daiwa Daiwa Ninja LT 2500

Fixed Spool Reel / Front Brake / Gear Ratio 5,3:1
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DAIWA 23 NINJA LT 2500 Pre-Spooled with 019mm Yellow J-Braid X4 Spinning Fishing Reel Front Drag 10006-250

Gear ratio: 5.3:1 Spool line capacity, metres / millimetres: 150 / 0.20 Line retrieval per handle turn, centimetres: 75 We... moreight: 230 grams Front drag, Maximum: 10.0 kilograms, Ball bearings: 4
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Number of bearings

The number of bearings provided in the design of the reel. Bearings are used to reduce friction of rotating parts, which, on the one hand, protects such parts from wear, and on the other hand, reduces excessive effort expended when the handle is rotated. Accordingly, the more bearings, the more friction units are protected and the better the coil is “optimized”; this parameter is a good indicator of the overall class of the product. At the same time, it is necessary to evaluate different models taking into account their purpose (see "Type").

So, in fly fishing reels, even quite expensive ones, 1 bearing is usually provided — at the point of installation of the drum on a bracket designed for attachment to the rod. This is actually the only significant friction point, so more bearings are simply not required. For multiplier reels, this number varies from 1 for relatively simple options to 6 – 7 for premium ones. And in inertia-free bearings, the number of bearings can reach a couple of dozen.

Gear ratio

The gear ratio describes the difference in the speed of rotation of the spool and the handle. In reel specifications, it is often written as a ratio of the form x:1, where one indicates 1 turn of the handle, and “x” is the number of turns of the spool in one such turn. To simplify the record, only the first number is indicated in our catalog — for example, the designation 5.2 corresponds to a gear ratio of 5.2: 1.

First of all, the ratio between the speed and the "torque" of the coil depends on this parameter. So, high gear ratios allow you to quickly pull the line, which is important for high-speed wiring — but the power of such reels will be low, and significant efforts on the handle will be required to pull large prey. Conversely, at low numbers, the speed of the line will be small, but you will not have to make significant efforts to move it. In models of the inertialess type (see above), gear ratios of the order of 6 – 7 denote the so-called "high-speed" coils, 4 – 4.5 – "power", and intermediate values \u200b\u200bare universal. Due to their specificity, multiplier models usually have low gear ratios, and the high power of fly fishing reels is due to the fact that the angler rotates the drum directly in them, and the gear ratio is 1.

Spool size

The size of the main spool (drum) of the reel. This parameter directly affects the weight of the coil and its resistance to stress. It uses a symbol in thousands; in order not to go into unnecessary details, we can say that the larger the number in such a designation, the larger and heavier the drum. For different purposes, different sizes will be optimal. So, spools for 2500 – 3000 are considered universal, they can be used for both float fishing and spinning fishing in simple conditions. The smaller size is recommended for light tackle, including ultralight category, and equipment for large and heavy prey (for example, when fishing for carp) may include reels for 4500 – 5000 and even more.

Spool capacity

The amount of line that can fit on the main spool of a reel with normal winding. It is indicated as a ratio of two numbers, the first of which corresponds to the length of the reeled line in metres, and the second to the thickness in millimetres: for example, the numbers 200 / 0.45 indicate that up to 200 m of fishing line with a thickness of 0.45 mm can fit on the reel.

For different types of fishing, there are recommendations on the optimal value of this parameter; they can be found in special sources. Here we note that the capacity of the spool is indicated exclusively for a smooth fishing line; when using a braided cord, the actual performance may differ markedly.

Instant anti-reverse

Instant stop of the reverse motion of the coil when unwinding. It is very important in jig fishing with stepped wiring, when you need to quickly make 2 – 3 turns and an instant stop. The function is no less in demand in feeder and carp fishing, when you need to slightly tighten the fishing line in order to put a little tension on it for a good fixation of the moment of bite, but at the same time not to move the bait from the bottom. And also an instant stop will not be superfluous when fishing on the current.

Weight

The total weight of the reel (only the device itself, without fishing line). This parameter is important, first of all, for those who select equipment of the ultralight class — in such gear, the struggle is, as they say, for every extra gram. In other cases, you can not pay special attention to weight.
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